Boutique champagne producer, a very nice experience here. I have learned how laborious champagne…read moremaking is. Loved their brut champagne. Everything is made by hand here by the owner. The shortest time to produce a bottle of champagne is 15 months. If you are visits France please do the champagne tour, it is the best. Your appreciation for this fine beverage will be elevated.

I don't write many reviews, but thought this one was needed…read more If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and visit Pierre at his winery. We visited late one day and had the opportunity to have an experience, vs a tasting. Pierre shared the history of his history, family, and where his champagne came from. He did all this without us knowing he was the "Pierre" in company name. There was no marketing speak, no presentation, just great conversation amongst someone who loves making and others who love drinking champagne.

I want to be straight with you: the tour is really just someone driving a tram around the caves for…read more20 minutes while you listen to an audio recording in your native language. One Yelp reviewer described the experience as a child's ride at Disney World, and I have to agree. Having said that though, I think this type of tour is exactly what I was looking for. I have been on "English" wine tasting tours where I only understood about half of what the tour guide was saying, which defies the whole purpose of hiring an English-speaking guide. I don't mind listening to timed audio recordings where the English has actually been vetted. The champagne tasting at the end is nice too, as the staff does not rush you to finish. Mercier brands itself as an affordable champagne, so the tour experience is what you would expect from the no-frills brand as well.

It doesn't matter if you've never heard of this champagne. Apparently 80% of it's bottles stay in…read moreFrance so not unlikely you haven't. COME VISIT THIS HOUSE. This tour was amazing. I mean I'd give it 7 stars ******* if I could, it was that awesome. If you're a wine snob maybe it's not for you. I read one review where they said it was like "the Disneyland of champagne houses" but this is the point and Mercier doesn't pretend that it's not. From the moment you walk in and see the red and the pop art you know you're in a different kind of place and I was digging it hard. The information about the history was completely and utterly fascinating. It was interesting to see how one person's vision can influence popular culture. Granted, the tour is about champagne but it also isn't. It's more about Mr. Mercier and the history of the brand, so if you want a champagne history tour it may not suit you too well.

Hyper local, very friendly - just ring the doorbell and André opens the door for you. He'll take…read moreyou downstairs and of course you can taste, taste, taste! The champagne is of very high quality, it's good champagne. It wasn't really my taste; the champagne is very 'fruity' (mind you, not sweet!) and to me it tasted too much like fruit. Almost towards a cider. My family & friends seem to like a lot so perhaps it was more my taste haha. All champagnes are named after the women in the family; e.g "Marion" en "Emilie" are the daughters and the one I liked best, was the "Cuvée Rosella" (€14 per bottle). Recommend!